On 17/04/09 04:43, Tiancheng wrote:
>
> I've got an interesting problem. :P
>
> I've been playing around with listchars and I love being able to
> display character for 'eol'. But I want to be able to use list
> without displaying tabs. By default, vim will convert tabs to ^I, so
> I tried to "hack" it by replacing it with two spaces:
>
> set listchars=tab:\ \
>
> But for some bloody reason, whenever I use vim through a terminal
> (over ssh), the color scheme info always gets a little screwy. The hl-
> SpecialKey group always sends a ctermbg color of whatever my
> foreground text color is. It's a bit hard to describe, so here's a
> screenshot (http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e65/tiancheng/
> Picture1.png). Basically, that grey block before the text "We have
> color support; assume it's compliant with Ecma-48" is a tab (replaced
> with spaces).
>
> so.... here's my question:
>
> how do I get my 'eol' listchars to show up without crazy syntax
> highlighting for tabs? if i can somehow turn off the crazy syntax
> highlighting for hl-SpecialKey, then i'd ideally use set
> listchars=tab:»·,eol:¬. But at this point, I'd be happy if i can
> remove the tab listchar group from the hl-SpecialKey group.
>
> any ideas?
What about setting the SpecialKey highlight to something else?
Maybe
set list lcs=tab:»·,eol:¬
hi SpecialKey cterm=NONE ctermfg=darkblue gui=NONE guifg=#000066
? This would display all SpecialKey highlighting in dark blue, with your
settings shown above for tab and eol (I use tab:\|_,eol:¶ but that's
just a different though similar choice).
see :help :hi
Best regards,
Tony.
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